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. Desired Qualifications: Experience developing reproducible workflows (e.g., coding scripts compatible with the program R). Experience related to using participatory science and/or opportunistic data sources
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in shaping the lab's research identity. Salary at or above the current NIH NRSA postdoctoral scale, commensurate with experience. Guaranteed funding for the initial appointment, with strong support and
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. • First-author opportunities on foundational lab publications and a defining role in shaping the lab's research identity. • Salary at or above the current NIH NRSA postdoctoral scale, commensurate with
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technology – to advance knowledge and improve the human condition. Explore how we are tackling critical challenges at the forefront of biology and medicine, and shaping a healthier, more sustainable future for
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transferring ideas and technology – to advance knowledge and improve the human condition. Explore how we are tackling critical challenges at the forefront of biology and medicine, and shaping a healthier, more
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. Behind every breakthrough is a dedicated community of scientists, support staff, and students asking bold questions, undertaking cutting-edge research, and transferring ideas and technology – to advance
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community of scientists, support staff, and students asking bold questions, undertaking cutting-edge research, and transferring ideas and technology – to advance knowledge and improve the human condition
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world, primarily from Australia, South Africa, and Bangladesh. Current work adds data from the US-Mexico interface. These two grants fund work seeking to understand links between climate change, human behavior, bat
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acquired, with collaborators around the world, primarily from Australia, South Africa, and Bangladesh. Current work adds data from the US-Mexico interface. These two grants fund work seeking to understand
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applicants for this search are current Cornell University PhD candidates and recent Cornell PhDs. The Humanities Scholars Program, an undergraduate research initiative in Cornell University’s College of Arts